September – Climbing and Van Life in Sardinia

September was all about Sardinia—four incredible weeks of climbing, exploring, and living the van life. This trip had everything: amazing limestone crags, breathtaking beaches, great food, and the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

Two Weeks of Remote Work & Climbing

For the first two weeks, we stayed in an Airbnb, working remotely during the day and climbing in the afternoons. It was the perfect setup—wake up, work with a sea view, and then head out for some epic routes. The limestone here is world-class, offering everything from technical slabs to steep, pumpy tufas.

One of the highlights was climbing in Grande Grotta, where we had routes right above the sea, making for an unreal atmosphere. Just getting on the rock and moving felt amazing.

Two Weeks of Van Life & Full Climbing Mode

After the remote work phase, it was time to go fully off-grid—two weeks of pure climbing, exploring, and living out of the van. We traveled around the island, checking out different crags, swimming in turquoise waters, and just enjoying the freedom of van life.

We also brought our bikes, which made for some awesome rest-day adventures. Cycling along the coastal roads, stopping for Italian espresso and gelato, and then ending the day at a quiet beach—absolute perfection.

A Trip to Remember

Sardinia completely exceeded my expectations. The climbing, the landscapes, the food, and the vibes—everything was incredible. This trip was exactly what I needed, and I’m already thinking about coming back.

Now, back to reality—but with a ton of great memories and a solid motivation boost for the next adventures! 🔥🚐🧗‍♂️

Hanging out in Sardinia, Ulassai!

Some cafe tufa climbing

Rest days at the beach!